- Based in Las Vegas, Karyna Diaz shared her day as an Uber Eats driver
- The mother said she earns between $150 and $200 working from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- She shared her tips on how to get the most out of delivery for Uber Eats
A stay-at-home mum has revealed how much she earns working for Uber Eats, tipping her for maximum pay for minimum travel.
Karyna Diaz, from Las Vegas, shared a clip on TikTok where she revealed she was making almost $200 a day fulfilling orders through the food delivery app.
'Look how much I earn. Perfect part-time job as a (stay-at-home mom),” she captioned the video which has been viewed more than 1.2 million times.
'I've already picked up my first order. This one is from Chick-fil-A. This one costs $7 for just three miles,” Karyna explains in her video.
Karyna Diaz, from Las Vegas, shared a clip on TikTok where she revealed she was making almost $200 a day fulfilling orders through the food delivery app
She called it the “perfect side hustle as SAHM” in the video, which has been viewed more than 1.2 million times
Her second order was two miles away and she made $8, followed by an order three miles away for $10.
She then completed orders for $7 (two miles away), $8 (two miles) and $5 (one mile).
After that series of deliveries, Karyna bought some Starbucks for lunch, sipping on a cup of coffee and a sandwich while talking about her day.
“Hey guys, taking a little break. “I just bought some Starbucks and I'm really, really happy right now,” she said.
'The next order is actually from Tacotarian. There are two large bags. (They pay) $17 for six miles,” she added.
In response, Karyna said she worked from about 9am to 5pm on weekends and made about $150 to $250 depending on how long she did it.
In total, Karyna earned $172 and spent $25 on gas.
Followers were curious about her efforts at Uber Eats, congratulating her on her side job and asking her more about her deliveries.
Karyna (pictured) revealed to her followers that she earned $172 and spent $25 on gas
In response, Karyna said she worked weekends and made about $150 to $250 depending on how long she did it
The enthusiastic driver recommended working on weekends and not walking to people's apartments
Followers were curious about her efforts at Uber Eats, congratulating her on her side job and asking her more about her deliveries
“The orders I'm getting are around '$9, 12 miles,'” one follower wrote sarcastically.
“I love the hustle and bustle,” praised another.
“SAHM here. I started this too! I'm taking my son and we're enjoying it,” someone else chimed in.
One follower asked for some tips for beginners who want to start working as an Uber Eats delivery driver.
'1. don't accept high mileage/low wages,” Karyna advised.
'2. If you ever deliver overnight to apartments or certain areas, call them to pick up the order and 3. Go on the weekend!'